The 25th edition of Nagaland’s renowned Hornbill Festival, currently taking place at Naga Heritage village Kisama under Kohima district, is drawing both local and international visitors as it enters its sixth day on Friday, December 7, 2024 . Known as the “Festival of Festivals,” it celebrates the rich culture, traditions, and history of Nagaland, highlighting the diversity of its 18 Naga tribes.This 25th-anniversary edition promises a more vibrant, inclusive, and expansive festival. With Japan, Peru and Wales as the partner countries, the event is set to foster cross-cultural exchanges. Expect international performances, art installations and food.Additionally, the Hornbill International Film Festival will debut this year, featuring regional and international films that celebrate diverse cultures and stories. On this milestone occasion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his congratulations to the people of Nagaland, commemorating 25 years of the festival. In a social media post, he recalled his fond memories from his visit to this festival a few years back and urged citizens to visit and experience the vibrant Naga culture. Modi also expressed happiness after witnessing the focus on waste management and sustainability during this year’s festival.
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